In its three bowls between the 2016-18 seasons, Army tallied 38, 42 and 70 points. So there is precedence for plenty of scoring in the Black Knights' bowls. This season, aside from the always points-starved matchup with Navy, their scores look quite normal. UConn ranked 15th among the most productive offenses in FBS. While QB Joe Fagano and both O-tackles have departed (along with coach Jim Mora Jr.), All-America WR Skyler Bell and premier RB Cam Edwards have pledged to play -- subject to change, of course. The Huskies are unlikely to throttle down, especially with soon-to-depart offensive coordinator Gordon Sammis serving as interim boss.